Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-05-13
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Mr.. Frank Eberly, OF Toledo, spent SUM
dOy in the burg.
MIR. James Haycs OF the Columbus,
Hooking Valley & Toledo Road, recreated
nj home for a lew days OIL the first of the
week.
If you wish to know the cause of alter.
nat e smiles and bushes that suffuse the
cheeks of Aleck Fuller, ask him the name
of boy No. 2.
MIS-, Philip Lorens, of Toledo, was the
guest Of her nephew, Mr.. Pliny Ray, on
Tuesdays and attended the Frey-Wederlz
nuptiNls on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. c. w. Norton,of Fort Wayne, Ind,
who has been spending week with rel
atives in Toledo, IS visiting relatives IN
the burg, this week.
Mr.. II. E, Peck is around ogain after
several weeks tussel with four or five
oarbuncles on back and shoulders. The
outlook was serious with him for two or
three weeks.
Mr.. 9, G. Layman, of Luckey, was in
Saturday gathering information about
digging gas wells, in the interest of the
company forming to sink well at
Luckey.
Mr.. Fred DeGrief, who has successfully
conducted the Agency for the d. 6S NJ.
Road at this place for several months,
also the Express business, was rendered
and has accepted position in the gen.
eral ticket office of the Denver & Rio
Grande r. r. at Denver, at double the
amount of salary received here, and
starts this evening for his new field of
labor. From studious habits and
careful attention to business he has
made many friends here, who regret to
see him leave, and has won the conf
dence OF the officials of the road, the
Assistant Superintendent assuring him
that there will be an opening for him at
any time he chooses to return to the
Road. Mr.. L. Sanders, OF Ottawa, was
installed in the position of Agent here
this morning to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Mr.. DeGrief. Mr.
i. M. Franey, who has been in the office
here for some time past, takes the posi-
tion of night operator at Ottawa, start
ing for that point to-day.
Wedding Bells.-One of the largest
weddings ever witnessed in Perrysburg,
was that of Miss Laura Weder:z, oldest
daughter of Mr.. N. Wedertz, Perrys-
burg, and Mr.. Frank r. Frey, of Tole-
do, as the contracting parties. There
were over 200 invitations out, and over
$50 were present TO participate in the
joyous occasion, the larger number
coming up on special train from To
ledo. Among those present from dis
tance were Capt August Goebel, of De-
troit. Miss Tillie r. Emmick, of Mem
phis, Tenn, and Mrs. Henry Knoerr, of
Cincinnati. The ceremony took place
at o'c ock p. NJ, Rev. G. A. Adams
officiating. Miss Mary Tyler gracefully
and artistically executed the wedding
march, and Mr.. p r. Ray, of this place,
and Miss Rose Clouse, of Toledo, and
Capt. Goebel and Miss Laura Wedertz
were the next best friends to assist the
high contracting parties through the
trying ordeal. Flowers and presents
were bestowed in profusion.
AT II p. NJ. the bridal party took
private carriage for Toledo to connect
with midnight train for Saginaw,
where they will visit relatives of the
groom, and will return via Detroit and
Cleveland and settle down to the reali-
ties of life in Toledo, with "God bless
you" of host of frie nds. The guests
participated in the feast and festivities
until 2 A. NJ. when the Toledo guests de-
parted on their special train for home.